Measure once.
Love it forever.

The frame extends beyond your mattress on all sides — so measure for the full footprint, not just the mattress size. It also sits higher off the floor than you'd expect, which is great for storage underneath.

1. 1
   Your room's full floor space Note where doors and windows are — neither should be blocked. A wall behind the headboard is non-negotiable.
2. 2
   Delivery access 4 Slim cartons. Most standard doorways handle it fine. Measure tight corners or stairwell landings just in case.
3. 3
   Clearance around the bed 60cm either side to move freely. 90cm if you share the bed and don't want to negotiate getting out in the morning.
4. 4
   What's going underneath There's 20cm of clearance below. Check your storage boxes or suitcases fit before you commit.

Same sizing logic as the Timber Bed Frame, but the Delve has a padded headboard and lift-up side rail storage built in. Tool-free.

1. 1
   Room dimensions Measure the full footprint and allow breathing room on all sides — same approach as the Timber Frame.
2. 2
   Doorways and access The frame ships in flat boxes. Measure your doorways, hallways and any staircases. 80cm+ width is ideal.
3. 3
   What you're storing inside Each side of the bed frame features two lift-up rails that reveal a full-width storage cavity. Good for spare linen, winter quilts, or the work laptop you want to forget about after 6pm.
4. 4
   Adding a Kino Drawer? Check the Kino product card below for what to plan for.

The Kino slides in under your Timber or Delve Bed Frame — no extra floor footprint, just more easily accessible storage. Slot it in, attach the right fixings for your bed size, and you're done.

1. 1
   Your bed size The Kino fits Double, Queen and King frames. There's a version for the Timber and a separate one for the Delve — make sure you pick the right one.
2. 2
   Your floor surface Works on both hard floors and carpet. On thick carpet, check the drawer pulls open freely before positioning the bed against a wall.
3. 3
   What you're putting in it The Kino holds up to 40kg. Heavier items toward the back, lighter toward the front for balanced movement.

The Hideaway Side Table works as a bedside table, but it's at home anywhere — next to the sofa, in the hallway, or wherever you need a flat surface and a place to hide the mess.

1. 1
   Bedside clearance Measure from the edge of your mattress to the wall. 45-60cm gives you a table that's easy to reach without getting out of bed.
2. 2
   Height relative to your bed The top should sit at roughly mattress height or just above. Check your bed's height first.
3. 3
   Drawer direction The drawer pulls out from the front — make sure nothing is blocking that path.

The Eclipse has a genuinely generous seat depth — which means it needs more floor space than a standard sofa. The kind of sofa you'll need to schedule time to get out of. Plan accordingly.

1. 1
   Total room depth The Eclipse sits deeper than most sofas. Allow the same clearances as the Everyday Sofa, but double-check your configuration's depth on the product page.
2. 2
   Access route Modules arrive separately. Measure doorways and hallways — same principle as the Everyday Sofa.
3. 3
   Walking space Provide a 45cm walkway between your sofa's front edge and your coffee table. Enough to walk past without turning sideways.

Three modes, three footprints to plan for. Always measure for bed mode first — it needs the most floor space. Sofa and daybed mode are the bonus.

1. 1
   Bed mode first, always The base slides forward toward you. Make sure there's nothing in front blocking the full extension — roughly 188cm of clear floor from the back wall.
2. 2
   Slide direction The mechanism pulls out from the front. Plan your room so that side always has clearance — even when guests aren't coming.
3. 3
   Delivery access Ships in 2 main parts — frame and base. Each needs about 80cm+ to get through a doorway.

Two shapes — Long and Square. The Long is great in front of the Everyday Sofa. The Square works when you need more surface area and a spot to hide a blanket for those nights you can't be bothered moving.

1. 1
   Gap between sofa and TV unit Leave at least 35-45cm between the table edge and your sofa front. Enough to get past without kicking it.
2. 2
   Table height vs sofa seat height The Hideaway sits at 37cm — ideal for reaching from the Everyday Sofa's 72cm seat height without leaning too far.
3. 3
   Long vs Square Long suits narrow rooms where depth is limited. Square works when you have equal space side-to-side and front-to-back.

Compact enough to tuck in next to your sofa arm, a reading chair, or at the end of a hallway. One drawer, three compartments, twist-on legs. Done in a minute.

1. 1
   Sofa arm clearance Measure from the end of your sofa arm to the nearest wall. The table should sit in that gap without blocking movement.
2. 2
   Height vs arm height The table top should be at roughly the same height as your sofa arm — so your coffee is arm's reach, not a stretch.

Built to pair with the Kin Table. Easy to assemble, comfortable enough to linger, and upholstered so it actually feels good to sit in.

1. 1
   Chair height vs table height Standard dining chair seat height is 45-50cm. The Kin Table sits at standard dining height — they're designed to work together.
2. 2
   Space when seated When someone is seated and pushed back slightly, a chair occupies around 45-55cm of depth behind the table edge. Factor this into your room measurement — not just the footprint when chairs are tucked in.